Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) members can now filter the 2022 SHRM Annual Employee Benefits research to see how their employers' offerings compare with those of organizations similar in size, location and industry.
The new SHRM Employee Benefits Survey Results interactive online tool, scheduled to launch at the SHRM Annual Conference & Expo 2022 (SHRM22), will be available exclusively to SHRM members.
Users can view the full gamut of benefits research SHRM has compiled over the last five years, according to SHRM researcher Derrick Scheetz. The report also measures the prevalence of benefits not previously reported in past years, such as paid mental health days, hybrid work options and subsidies for remote workers.
"This data is now at your fingertips whenever you need it, for whatever reason," Scheetz said.
SHRM staffers will be on hand at the SHRM booth, No. 3238, in the Expo Hall to explain how the interactive tool works. Monitors and screens will be available for conference attendees to get a first glimpse at the research featured in the interactive tool.
The survey results also will be discussed during the concurrent session titled 2022 Annual Benefits Survey Results at 2 p.m. CT on June 14. This session is open to both in-person and virtual attendees.
The executive summary of the 2022 Annual Benefits Survey, to be released June 12 at SHRM22, will be available to the public.
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